Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Teen's junkyard windmills power African village edition.cnn.com — A 14-year-old boy kicked out of school because he couldn't afford $80 in fees has become a local hero after building a series of windmills to provide electricity and pump water in his Malawian village. 1143 Diggs in Science - Submitted Oct 05, 2009 09:33 am Conservatives remove liberal passages from the Bible blog.beliefnet.com — "The eager young men at Conservapedia are p.o.'d that the Bible might be seen as too liberal. So they've come up with the Wiki-style Conservative Bible Project, to make sure the Lord doesn't go all wobbly on us." 1014 Diggs in World & Business - Submitted Oct 05, 2009 06:28 am Superhero Facebook Status Updates comicsalliance.com — These days, everyone seems to be on Facebook. But what if superheroes like Batman, Spider-Man and Superman were updating their statuses like the rest of us? 952 Diggs in Entertainment - Submitted Oct 05, 2009 09:33 am Why CIOs are Saying No to Macs software.silicon.com — Apple's desktop market share has been inching up for some time however the business world remains immune to the pull of Apple's hardware and it's a situation that looks unlikely to change. Here are some of the reasons why. 566 Diggs in Technology - Submitted Oct 05, 2009 06:09 am Amazing Hail Mary TD Wins High School Game fandome.com — Dominique Mims goes from goat to hero with Flutie-esque game-winning Hail Mary pass to Colt Lyerla in Hillsboro's stunning 26-21 victory over rival Glencoe 535 Diggs in Sports - Submitted Oct 05, 2009 09:07 am DotA developer IceFrog joins Valve to lead new project sk-gaming.com — Defense of the Ancients creator IceFrog has joined Valve Software. "I am now leading a team at Valve! I finally have all the resources needed to do some very exciting stuff that you guys will love. My goal and top priority in the future is to solve the surrounding issues that affect the DotA experience in order to allow it to reach new heights." 239 Diggs in Gaming - Submitted Oct 05, 2009 02:21 pm |
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